The minimum of fixed lighting required in each room, in hallways and on
stairways and landings is one point controlled by one switch.
The use to be made of each room must be considered when determining the
position of lighting points and switch positions, and additional lighting may
be desirable in certain rooms, such as lounge, kitchen and bedrooms. This
may be taken care of by additional fixed lighting points on ceilings or walls,
or by socket-outlets (see next chapter) to which portable table- or floor-lamps
may be connected.
Switching from more than one point should receive consideration in rooms
with two or mor ...
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